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Big snowstorm tomorrow- thanks for reminding me. :mad:

Brett is great people! He is AD Army and I have seen some of his toys. Big toys!!! He has been a great resource for me as I got used to my trucks and has always been spot on with advice. I am sure it is tough on him to exercise all the equipment he is in charge of monthly- I have offered my...

Just kidding of course. Beautiful job!

If I remember correctly

That is beautiful! By the way, the motorpool does not use mahogany. :) :beer:

I think the fording kit provides for this, but most of the pics you will see are field mods. :driver:

That is not a truck with horns, it is HORNS with a truck! fat lady sings

Yes, with the addition of the C bracket.

Usually about $40 a gal on the surplus market

Eastover is producing lots of vehicles lately.

IF they didn't try to run the engine without oil. :mrgreen:

I think I got a set from Saturn Surplus. Reasonably priced is not real likely. ETA: Although when you think about it, they come with two very high quality Federal Signal rotating beams and all, it is worth it.

I tend to not believe hour meters. Plus that few hours over that many years would not be great news really. Sounds like you are getting it done one step at a time!

Well, Ed, at least the cost of this repair is reasonable- ZERO! :beer:

I should also mention the A3 (tan) in the background of pic 3, behind the pine tree, is also serving! It is a portable dumpster. We are gutting the house so everything goes in the back of the deuce. At the proper time it will take a trip to the landfill. Very happy I have my trucks. :jumpin:

OK, here is today's Great Adventure! I have a home that has sagging floors, and the main beam underneath is giving way. So, I bought a 20 foot i beam (400 pounds) and used the deuce to haul it the one hour trip. Then I put the deuce on the other side of the home, ran the winch cable under the...

Ed, are you getting good spurts at the injectors? Mine did the same thing and the cut off rod moved in and out fine but it had jumped off inside the 2 screw housing. Just a thought.

LOL I was trying to visualize getting a tire into the bed with those tools!

I got 2 with no regulators (now) and I am happy. Just took a trip to Lowes with the old regulator to buy the right straight thru pipe.

I put one of the cheap Harbor Freight hoists in the back of the bed just for this purpose. It really came in handy this week- I bought a 20 foot long I Beam (400 pounds) to put under my house and the hoist was used to latch it down to the gate, then used to unload it. The fun is next weekend...